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The University of the West Indies, Mona
DrPH Public Health
- Kingston, Jamaica
PhD
Part time
4 years
Blended
English
The DrPH is an advanced professional degree with the aim of training Public Health specialists and leaders in keeping with the mission of the UWI to produce top-quality regional leaders. Scholars are exposed to a combination of public health courses, practical experience, and research, resulting in graduates who demonstrate good analytic, visionary, and communication skills.
University of the Commonwealth Caribbean - UCC Global Campus
Master of Public Health
- New Kingston, Jamaica
Master degree
Full time, Part time
2 years
Blended, Distance Learning
English
Expand your opportunities and enhance your academic credentials in the rapidly growing healthcare industry with your online Master of Public Health (MPH) degree from the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean Global Campus (UCCGC).
University of the Commonwealth Caribbean - UCC Global Campus
Bachelor of Science in Public Health
- New Kingston, Jamaica
BSc
Full time
4 years
Distance Learning
English
The Bachelor of Science in Public Health is designed to promote an understanding of health and disease based on public health principles. The curriculum provides general knowledge regarding public health principles and practice. Fieldwork provides students with an experience that incorporates classroom learning into public health practice and prepares them for future employment.
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Learn more about Public Health degree programs in Jamaica
Students who take courses in public health may understand how to use their skills and knowledge of complex issues in various fields. Some of the positions that graduates might find themselves qualified for include epidemiologists, nutritionists, community health workers and forensic pathologists.
A few universities in the United States have extension programs in various parts of Jamaica. Most of the students who enroll in these part-time programs are working professionals who want to continue their education without having to relocate closer to the nation's Universities. Jamaica is the third largest island in the Caribbean.